Perspectives covers a wide range of topics related to real-world evidence and real-world data, from overcoming health inequalities in product development to the use of externally controlled trials to the expanding role of artificial intelligence, and much more. Here are some of the top topics covered this year:
Overcoming Health Inequalities in Clinical Trial Development
Mind the Health Gap: Is It Time to Reliably Measure the Impact of Health Inequity in Product Development and Assessment? Yes, It Is.
FDA Increases Calls for Manufacturers to Ensure Trial Diversity, but Does It Fall Short of Addressing Health Inequalities in Product Development?
Can RWE Help Restore Decades of Health Inequalities? Yes, and Here’s How
Externally Controlled Trials
FDA Guidance on the Design and Conduct of Externally Controlled Trials — What to Watch
Data Challenges (and Solutions) for Externally Controlled Trials
Reflections on the RCT DUPLICATE Study and Increasing Confidence in Real-World Evidence
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Reinforcement Learning: A Promising Tool for Predicting Optimal Treatment in Complex Diseases
Embracing AI and ML in Medical Devices: FDA’s Total Product Lifecycle-Based Regulatory Framework
Looking to the Future — Improving Diagnosis and Prognosis of Eye Conditions with Artificial Intelligence
Guidance considerations
Unravelling PICO: The Pillars of the European Joint Clinical Assessment
Real-Life Data-Sharing and EU Joint Clinical Assessments: Is Closing this Chasm a Mission Impossible?
New CADTH Guidance on RWE Is Now Available, but Critical Aspects Are Still Missing
Claims Data
Retrospective Claims Data Analysis Unlocks Discovery in Multiple Sclerosis Research
New Linked Database Expands Potential of RWE: A Unique Opportunity for Multiple Sclerosis Research
Linked Data Studies: Improving the Way We Do Observational Research in Germany
Comparative Effectiveness
Navigating Comparative Effectiveness in the Inflation Reduction Act: Methodological Approaches for Healthcare Challenges
How Target Trial Emulation Can Take the Guesswork Out of Comparative Effect Estimates in Medicare Drug Price Negotiation
Comparative Effectiveness: Methods and Techniques for Better Decision-Making
A big thank you to all of the authors represented in these posts: Paul Arora (University of Toronto), Louis Dron, Andreas Freitag, Alind Gupta, Miguel Hernán (Harvard University), Yannis Jemiai, Vinusha Kalatharan, Evie Merinopoulou, Haridarshan Patel (Horizon Therapeutics), Maria Rizzo, Grammati Sarri, Jason Simeone, David Smalbrugge, Fei Tang, Russanthy Velummailum, and Thomas Wilke.
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